El Anticristo

Spanish-language translation of The Antichrist, by Arthur Walkington Pink (1886-1952), an English Christian evangelist and biblical scholar. Early in his career, Pink was known for his premillennial and dispensationalist views (although later he abandoned dispensationalism). His classic work, The Antichrist, is still considered one of the most complete books on the end times. His other publications include The Attributes of God, a study of God's "perfections as revealed in Holy Scripture"; Comfort for Christians, which focuses on the promises of God; and The Holy Spirit, a systematic exposition that examines every scriptural reference to the Holy Spirit. The Letters of A. W. Pink collects his personal correspondence from the period of 1924-1951, and offers a revealing glimpse of Arthur W. Pink, the biblical scholar and the man. Now considered a major writer, teacher, and Bible scholar, Arthur W. Pink served the Lord in relative obscurity for more than 30 years. Born in 1886 in Nottingham, England, Arthur became a committed Christian when he was in his early twenties. It is significant that he accepted Christ when he was alone in his bedroom. He was characteristically solitary, and remained a loner and outsider for much of his life. Pink wandered from America to Australia and England seeking a stable pastorate. In his later years, he and Vera were virtually alone, with few friends or supporters. Pink spent the last 12 years of his life in the Scottish Hebrides, where he published his Studies in the Scriptures newsletter for a few subscribers. He also believed that God had called him to a ministry of letter-writing, and produced a copious amount of correspondence. In lieu of a conventional pastorate, his readers became his congregation, and he freely dispensed spiritual counsel and advice. It was not until after his death in 1952 that the extent of his ministry and depth of his writing was appreciated.